The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-24

party are that every man snail enjoy
the greatest personal liberty. a few
short haired women and long haired
men, half fauatical. the other half ig-
norance, would abridge that liberty by
legislation on the habits and appetites
Aud with a triumph of their peculiar
views as to the restriction or limita-
tion placed on one hsbit. who would
dare say that this single triumph
would satisfy them.
TIM Hamilton Herald OF last week
speaks in owing words Of the mag
niicent record Ross has made 30 far
in his administration. 1t gives him
honest AMI well deserved praise Tor
ahigh character of Observation-Disclosures
and all that sort of thing The Her.
aid is right Certainly Ross has done
well, aud graudly has he redeemed
the declaration of his venerable
mother on her dying bed, "Sull will
do rightno matter wnerc they put
him"
The following from the Hubbard
City News contains an unusuall,
.arc per cent OF truth
The WACO EXAMINER put "a big
hcAu' on Hon &. VI. Chri-tcnbcrry'
recent letter to Col NJ Anderson
OF Waco. denying being on the anti
prohibition s.dr OF the fence, which
winds up ia black faced type as fol
lows, Gle j. prohibitionist OF the
lir-t wAtcr Ants downed with
thump rrE EXANINERs head
man can be- sarcastic, at times Us well
as funny or serious.
TliE Wcmar Gimlet has the follow
my. aud it is blazing good
The Houston Post criticises The
Waco ENAMINEE's rhetoric. and The
ENAMI y ER says in reply that tho pot
laughs At the kettle for being black.
As 70 whole, tho rhetoric of the Post
j. mastery good, aud rHE ENAMIN-
Kris i. good too: but, dear Post, Bar
tow don't care a cent tor rhetoric. 4
blazing fact forcib'y presented, is All
that he cares anything about in his
editorial get up
IIIE statesman ough to reflect that
il l. one thing for the system of roads
to construct monopoly and anoth-
or gmIc to put all tlo roads under
Al impartial national administration
to be run only on basis of self-sup
port. The government would thus
WELD monopoly bat of which only
the people themselves would he the
direct bencicinrics.
SETH Minis, at the prohibition
meeting Thursday night, constituted
- fitting set OH for Mr.. Scncll Hogan
1T the anti.mectiug few nights since.
There has been no little merrimeut
over the matter, and il teaches that
not any one cause, however sacred, il
to have monopoly Of the advantage,
contained in misplaced confidence.
HERE is "a bit OF suggestion for
Waco real estate men, which we clip
from the Fort Worth Gazette,
The Paris New, prints regularly ten
columns of real estate adyerti-umcnts
Paris hns borrowed Il hint from Kan
-9s City Louisville, Wichita, Cha,ta
uooga and other towns which have
"'IA'" up ooo'h''
rIE Dallas Herald u. well Is the
pari, Now- and TuE ENA>u>FG, be.
hcye- in an all home fight thu bout
Wcdo not believe 10 the policy of
'""''"s 'u' o'o"' WI" '''''o'' rom
N''I o"'''"o N'"suo"' '''' w. Keep
'"' Soo" '"'"E' - 'A"' J" 'N'''
GERALD made fine speech at the
' , o, ,., , 'Io" WV ''''o" '''
1' '' Wv >'"' " ""N + ''' man!
''h'' men, nut MT - T. heWI'! Of
Crawford made the most telling
speech of the occasion. le.is Rbrll-
NAM 'S'Ner'
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